#megacities

#megacities

The Southeast has risen to the top of the list of places where Americans are moving, while the coastal cities in the East and West continue to see people moving out.

In 2007, I embarked on a month-long adventure across South America, yet Brazil remained untouched on my journey— a gap I promised to eventually fill.

As urbanization continues to rise, the wealth disparity in megacities becomes increasingly evident, with the richest residents controlling a disproportionate share of resources. This leads to significant social inequalities and negative impacts on overall healthcare access and quality.

The Southeast has risen to the top of the list of places where Americans are moving, while the coastal cities in the East and West continue to see people moving out.

In 2007, I embarked on a month-long adventure across South America, yet Brazil remained untouched on my journey— a gap I promised to eventually fill.

As urbanization continues to rise, the wealth disparity in megacities becomes increasingly evident, with the richest residents controlling a disproportionate share of resources. This leads to significant social inequalities and negative impacts on overall healthcare access and quality.